“Moon Barn project is a T-shaped, with grey pine siding, the four-bedroom, 7,200-square-foot house is set back from Charlton Road, upstate New York.

The structure is heated and cooled with a geothermal system from Aztech Geothermal. The couple decided to go with the green energy option after discovering natural gas wasn’t available.”

Design by KNK studios 2014 Build by Dean Durst of Charlton

publication. https://dailygazette.com/article/2015/09/17/fall-hom_wp?dgzrg

This is one of the options during schematic phase of the project

This is a rendering of the Moon Barn project. There were a few changes on the exterior materials and design from the client and the builder during construction.

“Looking over the loft’s mahogany, cable wire and glass railing, there is a view of the dining room, living room and the pastoral countryside.”

A screened porch off the living room has mahogany pillars and a cathedral ceiling made from Douglas fir. A white Fireorb hanging woodstove, positioned in one corner, immediately catches the eye.

Rendering View from the dining room on the right and small office on the left.

The office sits between the screened porch and the dining room, accessible from the living room by a sliding door that slides to the side like a barn door would.

Rendered View from the breakfast nook, looking in the kitchen .